Now the year 2021 is to start soon. So all of you will be eagerly waiting for the next year i.e. 2021. In such a situation, you must be wondering how many holidays are there in the coming year. So today we are going to tell you how many holidays are there in the coming year.

January, February, March holidays- There is just one holiday in the month of January and that is Republic Day holiday. This time, 26 January is falling on Tuesday. If we talk about February, then there is no holiday in the year 2021 in February. If we talk about March, then there are 2 holidays in the month of March. Yes, on March 11, it is Maha Shivaratri on Thursday and on March 28, Holi is falling on Sunday.

April, May and June - In the year 2021, the holidays are the holidays in the month of April. It is actually Good Friday on 2 April, Ambedkar Jayanti on 14 April and Ram Navami on 21 April. All these holidays are falling on Wednesday. On the 12th of May in the month of May, Wednesday is the holiday of Eid-ul-Fitr, and on 26th of May, it is the holiday of Buddha Purnima on Wednesday. After that there is no holiday in the month of June.

July - 2021 is just a holiday in the month of July. Indeed, July 21 is the festival of Eid-ul Juha (Bakrid) on Wednesday.

August, September - This time, August 15 is not a holiday, because this day is Sunday. There is Muharram on Thursday, August 19. Rakhi is on 22 August which is also on Sunday. Talking about Janmashtami, it is Monday on 30th August. There is no holiday in September.

October - October 2 next year is Gandhi Jayanti which is on Saturday. On October 7, the day of Thursday is Agrasen Jayanti. After this, Dussehra is on 15 October on Friday. Apart from this, Eid-e-Milad is on Tuesday, October 19 and Maharishi Balmiki Jayanti on Wednesday, October 20.

November and December - Diwali on Thursday 4 November is the year 2021. With this, in the year 2021, there is a Christmas festival on 25 December which is on Saturday.

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